Call for Thai ministers to do their job

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Call for Thai ministers to do their job - Bangkok Post

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Clouded by several negative factors, including uncertainty stemming from unresolved negotiations with the US on tariff hikes, the Thai economy is likely to miss the government's forecast of 3% growth this year.

Sanga Ruangwattanakul, president of the Khao San Road Business Association, said regardless of whether the cabinet is reshuffled, restoring ministerial leadership -- including the tourism and sports minister -- is of greater importance.

Moody's recent downgrade of Thailand's economic outlook to negative was attributed to concerns over fiscal sustainability, but the agency acknowledged Thailand's continued ability to meet its debt obligations, 90% of which are domestically sourced.